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A telemarketer who identified himself only as "Dan" and said he was with "DHS Security." The line on his end had a lot of high-pitched noise. He rudely and repeatedly met my questions about the company and his name by reading through his script, which dealt with trying to give away a free home security system. If you have had a home burglary and have given this guy your home address, it might be worth investigating if he had a role in enabling it, or providing to others that your home has no security system.
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